pygal

(pi’gal) (Gr. πυγή rump]. uttocks. Pertaining to the (pi-gal’je-ah) [Gr. + & Pyeelgia (pi j [Gr. πνγή rump γος ain in the buttocks. pygodidymus (pi-go-did’im-us) [Gr. πυγή rump + δίδυμος twin]. A monster-fetus with double hips, and pelvis. pygomelus (pi-gom’el-us) (Gr. πυγή rump + μέλος 1b. A monster-fetus with a supernumerary limb or limbs attached to or near the buttock. Pygopagus (pi-gop’ag-us) (Gr. πυγή rump + πηγ- νύναι to A twin fetal monster joined at the buttocks. pyic (pi’ik). Of‘or pertaining to pus. pyin (pi’in) [Gr. xbov pus]. An albuminoid mucus like substance found in pus, and separated from it by adding sodium chlorid and filtering. pyknemia (pik-ne’me-ah) (Gr. πυκνός thick + αἷμα blood]. Thickening of the blood. pyknocardia (pik-no-kar’de-ah) (Gr. πυκνός frequent + xapdia heart]. Same as tachycardia. pyknohemia (pik-no-he’me-ah). Pyknemia. pyknometer (pik-nom’et-er) [Gr. πυκνός thick + μέτρον measure]. 1. An instrument for measuring the thickne of parts of objects. 2. An instrument for determining the specific gravity of the urine. pyknomorphic, pyknomorphous (pik-no-mor’- fik, pik-no-mor’fus) (Gr. πυκνός compact + μορφή form]. Having the stainable elements compactly arranged; a term applied to certain nerve-cells. pyknophrasia (pik-no-fra’ze-ab) (Gr. πυκνός thick + φράσις speech]. Thickne of speech. pyknosis (pik-no’sis) (Gr. πύκνωσις condensation}; A thickening; especially degeneration of a ce in which the protoplasmic substance becomes more dense and the size of the cell smaller. pyknosphygmia (pik-no-sfig’me-ah) [Gr. πυκνός frequent - σφυγμός pulse]. Same as tachycardia. pyknotic (pik-not’ik) (Gr. πυκνωτικόφ]. τ. Serving to close the pores. 2. Pertaining to pyknosis. pyla (pi’lah) (Gr. widy gate]. The pa age from the third ventricle to the sylvian aqueduct. pylar (pi’lar). Pertaining to the pyla. pylemphraxis (pitem-fraks’is) (Gr. πύλη gate + ἕμφραξις stoppage]. Obstruction of the portal vein. pylephlebectasis (pi’le-fle-bek’tas-is) {Cr πύλη gate + pdéy vein + ἔκτασις dilatation]. Dilatation of the portal vein. pylephlebitis (pi’le-fle-bi’tis) [Gr. πύλη gate + φλέψ vein + -ἰτὶς inflammation]. Inflammation of the portal vein. It usually results from intestinal disease. Suppurative pylephlebitis is marked by symptoms of pyemia. adhesive p., inflammation of the portal vein producing thromsis. pylethrombophlebitis (pi-le-throm’’bo-fleb-i’tis) (Gr. πύλη gate + θρόμβωσις thrombosis + φλέψ vein + -tres inflammation]. Thrombosis and inflammation of the portal vein. pylethrombosis (pi’’le-throm-bo’sis) (Gr. πύλη gate + thrombosis]. Thrombosis of the portal vein. pylic (pi’lik) [Gr. πύλη gate]. Pertaining to the portal vein. pylometer (pi-lom’et-er) [Gr. πύλη gate + μέτρον measure]. An instrument for measuring obstruction at the entrance of the bladder. pyloralgia (pi-lo-ral’je-ah) (Gr. πυλωρός pylorus + ἄλγος pain]. Pain in the region of the pylorus. pylorectomy (pi-lo-rek’to-me) [Gr. πυλωρός pylorus + ἐκτομή excision]. Excision of the pylorus. pyloric (pi-lor’ik). Pertaining to the pylorus. pylori stenosis (pi-lor’is-ten-o's is) (Gr. πυλωρός pylorus + στένωσις narrowing]. Stenosis, or narrowing, of the caliber of the pylorus.